In autumn and winter, water your flowers with a little "immortal water" - the leaves turn so green they drip oil, and the flowers bloom into a red sea

The weather is getting colder and colder, and with the recent Frost's Descent, the weather in the north is often unstable. For flowers and plants this is a transition period. If daily care is not up to standard, yellowing leaves and leaf drop easily occur, so at this time the care of flowers and plants must be taken seriously, and nutrition must keep up. Today Xiaoye will teach everyone how to make homemade "tonics" for flowers!
NO.1 Water with fermented milk - the flowers drink it and grow strong and thriving!
The protein and calcium in milk are very beneficial to flowers, and expired milk powder and pure milk at home can all be used to grow flowers!
Method of operation:
1. Add clean water to leftover pure milk or expired pure milk or milk powder, brew it, and put it into an empty bottle to ferment!
2. During fermentation, milk will show layering. If you want to shorten the fermentation time of the milk, you can sprinkle some yeast powder into the bottle, release the gas once every 3 days, and it will be fully fermented in about 15 days!
Fully fermented milk is very rich in nutrients. It can not only provide calcium for flowers, but also serve as nitrogen fertilizer. Every 7 days, take 5g and dilute it in 500ml of water to water the flowers. It can be used for pothos, spider plant, Chinese rose, and hydrangea!
NO.2 Learn to use decomposed soy milk - the leaves turn so green they shine!
In autumn and winter, if the flowers in the flowerpot show yellowing leaves and leaf drop, you must quickly give the flowers some fertilizer. Leftover soy milk or spoiled tofu from daily life can both be used as raw materials for nitrogen fertilizer!
Method of operation:
1. Pour soy milk or the water used to soak tofu directly into an empty bottle. Do not tighten the cap, and release the gas once every 3-4 days!
2. After the soy milk and tofu are fully decomposed, layering will also appear. About every 20 days, water the flowers at a ratio of 3:100!
The decomposed soy milk and tofu water solution is very suitable as flower fertilizer for pothos, spider plant, kalanchoe, money tree, and clivia. It can not only improve yellow leaves and promote the emergence of new leaves, but also has the effect of promoting flowering!
NO.3 Water with beer solution - green leaves in 3 days!
Beer can be used to grow flowers, but many flower lovers, due to improper handling, directly pour beer into the flowerpot. Doing this is very harmful to the flowers. Below, Xiaoye will teach you the correct way to water flowers with beer!
Method of operation:
1. Open leftover or expired beer and let it sit for 24 hours to release the carbon dioxide and let the alcohol evaporate!
2. After the beer has gone flat, mix it with clean water at a ratio of 1:50, and then you can water the flowers. When watering, be sure to avoid the flower core to avoid burning the seedlings. If you want to wipe the leaves, mix it with clean water at a ratio of 1:20 and you can wipe the leaves!
Beer is rich in amino acids and organic elements, all of which are very good nutrients for leaves. It can not only supply nutrients but also stimulate flower growth. It is very suitable for pothos, monstera, spider plant, snake plant and other flowers, and the beer solution is very long-lasting. One cup of beer solution can be used for a month!
NO.4 Water with decomposed tea - sterilize and the flowers bloom abundantly!
Leftover tea from daily life is very useful for watering flowers. We can collect leftover tea and decompose it. Many flower lovers think overnight tea is alkaline, but overnight tea does not count as alkaline, and after decomposition it is very suitable for growing flowers!
Method of operation:
1. Let the tea water (green tea, black tea, scented tea, etc. are all fine) sit overnight. Do not use it the same day!
2. After the tea water has sat overnight, it can be used directly to water flowers, and the tea leaves can also be buried directly in the soil as fertilizer!
The organic matter in tea can provide nutrients for flowers and plants. The tannic acid in tea is weakly acidic and can eliminate bacteria in the soil. It is very suitable for jasmine, orchid, azalea, camellia and other flowers!
The above 4 kinds of fertilizer are very suitable for flowers. Before use, be sure to dilute them about 20-50 times before using, otherwise it will burn the flower roots. During the process of decomposing fertilizer, a lot of foul-smelling gas will be produced. If you find decomposing fertilizer troublesome and smelly, you can apply microbial bacterial agent flower fertilizer once every 10 days. The microbial metabolites can decompose the phosphorus and potassium elements in the soil, provide the nutrients flowers need, will not burn the roots, are very safe, and can be used all year round!